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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-09

- Man netnt, baB bas llnglhf am
3uger See bur6 elm grbbeben berurs
ia6t tuorben iei. 9ie RataFropbe bate
In ibreu grf6einungen cine gepifIe
Mebnli9feit nit ben fiibamerifaniiden
grbbeben. 3uerit begann Elm ettpa 80
SUB Ianges Stiid ber breiten unb folis
ben QuaisMauer gu ,panten uno iiiirate
nit groBem @epplter in ben See. Mseb.
rere perfonen, bic nod in benz NeftaI.
rant am Quai faBen, ipurben 6mr9
bies @et6ie aufsei6redt unb iiraten
binaus unb Stpar brett In ben See um
gu ertrinfen. Na9 unb nod rib elm
Stiid 2ano na6 bem anberem ab unb
beri6panb nit, ben barauf itebeuben
9duiern i'm @oiIer. 9as ein3ise groBe
9aus, tpel6es aerit6rt tphrbe, tpar bas
9otel 3tri9. 70 perionen uerben
permibt unb iiber 600 iinb obba9Ias
getporben. Ser nlateriele Yerluif lit
geringer, als uripriingIi9 angenommen
tDuroe. Ut beldnft fi6 auf etma $780,
900.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-09

= @s pur6e ii9 ai9t lobnen, mods
benz 10 Diel Miibe unb &apital alf bic
@mporbringung bieier Mranei perauss
gabt porben, He benz Wefberben au
iiberlaiien. Wfan barf g i'm m oms
2ibe rs& egulator nit benz n1tbis
gen 3utrauen einnebmen, ba er ni1t bon
Ibenteuern bereitet tpirb, tpelde bas
@ef9dft bet Nr5uei3ufammenitellumg irs
genb pie aufgegabeIt, ionbern BON ge.
bilbeten mirfli9en Npotbetern, tpelde
bas Stubium Der Mebicin au ibrer 2ez
bensaufgabe gena1t baben. Die
@orgfalt, Genauisteit unb gettigfeit
f6on I'm Nusleben bes &egulators be-
tpeit, baB es bic beit bereitete Mrsnei i'm
Wiartte unb s. $. 3eiIin & So. MAIDEN
Sbren Wablipru9 rPurissima & Op.
TINA" (bie reinite unb befte) aur
Wabrbeit.
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Gin pffemes gdreibe,t.
. % m ilgtOtt. SIs.,
Is. Sept. 1882.
9erren s. s. @benep 6 Co.,

BIoDmingtun. SQs.,
Is. Sept. 1882.
9erren s. s. @benep & Co.,
Solebo. Ob.
SD bin 48 Sabre alt unb lit mein
2eben lang on @atarrb, felt 10 Sabren
lit i6 am Nfbma, unb felt 5 sSabren
frdnfelte i@ on einem bDsartigen 6us
fen. Sd gebrau6te alerlei 0eilmitfel;
ging mud 6ot Springs -trnb allebem
feline Ginberung irteines troiflolen 3us
ftanoes, feine @enefung. Da iab i9,
fdon Der Nufl6iung nabe, in elmer 3eis
tuug cine Nn5eige bon Dr. 6alls Gas
tarrb Cure, unb bdtte i9 nibt iofprt
mid bieies MfitteIs bebient, beffen beils
.iamen @influB i9 in tur3er 3eit AT fiibs
len bic Greube batte-beute ldge itb i'm
@rabe. Gin uebel mad benz an6ern
Deti6panb unb bic @efunbbeit febrte
ipieber, i9 atbme lei9t unb futile mid
iuObl tpie ME 5ubor. Sd uiini1te Sc
oenl, oer bon @atarrb, 9uffen, MFbma
beimgeiu9t 1T, Saus Gatarrb Cure
perf6nli@ empfeblen su f6nnen.
Sd berntag ni9t Sbnen in Morten
rleine bolle Dautbarfeit aus3uipre9en,
nebmen Sic bieie 3eilen entgegen aur
beliebigen 8er6fentli9uns i'm SntereIie
aller 2eioen6en.
Soiepbine gbrisman,
406, 6. G. Street.
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Serren BaIbrtgsan unb braunes 2isIdbreab
Hnteraeug, bon s1.75 Bis $3.50, per Mntug.
gine bibfde auspabI bon i9parsen SaIs.
ttl4ern, Santafieibleifen, Bin6ior. iln0 -four
in banb" .grabatten.
Sin f@oner 9orratb BON leinenen ilnb ieibs.
men Serren.Sal@entiaern, Opera GdIeifeu,
ieioenen Nesenf9irmen.
Sin febr 3robes MHoriement bon peiSen unb
bnnten 9naben.S Sberbemben aus @ereaI, fiirs
Ilter bon 4-12 Satun, su 16, rs, IS, so g8
unb anfmdrtS.
Serrenfdute in allen Gprmen unb Wlnfern
umb gu allen Yreiiea.
Son Serren- nnb &naben. Gtrobbdten 6aben
mir oaS aussebreitetfe Eager in, Sabnefeu.
8erren. unb Raaben.G .Gil5bite, iuei9e uub
ffeife, bon allen Nrten nnb G9attirnn9en.
Sdnb5eus fiir 9anen II. &inber.
Sn bieiem Department bin i5 70 bohl Dor.
ssieben, bab i@ aae mnO Ssbernaiin. gu befrie,
Digen bermag.
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= Mus China tpirb bon elmer ueber.
i6tpemmung bes Wen gbotp beri9tet,
bur9 lpelbe bunoerte bon Quabratmeis
len unter Wafer eefebt murben. Sau,
ien5e BON 8etpobnerr bieier bi9tbeb6Is
terten @esenb fnb in ben GIutben ums
2eben getommen. Die Stabt gbu1om
ftebt b6llis unter Waiier unb bic 4e,
.pobner tonnten iid nur nit GROCER
Mfh1e auf 86ten retten. Die 2eiben
Der bur6 bieie WaKersnotb Seimge.
fudten tperben als fur6tbar ees
f9ilbert.
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i. W0LFSoN. MAIN T.. WQIESoN
Oe66a(6 ii6er6eu9t Guc6!

8rana0ffde @ereaIs gu 8, 10, 123 II. 10 CO.
@eaei9nete 2apnS su %, 81, 5, gu. 10 g..
Beiber unb farbiser Mua-su 12a, Is, 20,
%, 35 unb so Gents.
gSeiBe eaipns -su 5, Z, 8, 10, 121, 15, 20,
%, 80, 35 unb 40 @ents. 8u baben in 8i.
ibops, @ictoria unb Snbia Qapns.
9erfilde 2awnS III allen Sdattirunsea BON
Is bis gu so Gents
Gmbroi0erie : 9epartentettt.
e9peiser 8orbiruns bon 8 bis IS @ts.
@onbric 8otbirung bon 23-5O CO.
Rdinfoof @infalung bon $50 @ts.
6arbise 8nrbirunger II. AuBenrdnbe oaau.
@tirt Glouncins, bolle 2anse .75-$2.50.
@piBem 9eparteute1lt.
Cine enbIofe guspabl in foIgenben @piben-
forten: @shptif6e, tiirfifde, Gordon, 8alen>
eia, 8titon, Spanilde, @seurial, 6ebora-i in
alien 8reiten, bon Der billisfen bis gu Der Be-
fen @lalIe.
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| Gabrer Der bemDtratii6en partei nibi
genug au &atbe siebt. Ser MiBgrifj
betreffs Der Gabnen Grage, bebauptei
man, bdtte bur6 cine 8eratbuns nit
berborragenben Oemotraten bermie6en
tperbett f6nnen."
Ius Wbarton tpiro beri6tet: Die
probibitious Grage brdnst bier BEL
ber peiBen fomobl pie bel Der farbigen
BebOlterung ale anberen in ben 6inter-
gruno. IS miirbe f9mer balten 3u ias
gen, tpie bic Negerabitimmung in bies
fem @ountp ausfallen tpirb; fe tpiro
bauptid9li6 BON elm paar einfluBrei6en
Seitern abbdngen.
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paraiol Oepartellteltt.

Bir baben bas Bel ipeitem gr06te unb boll.
fdnoigfe Enforcement BON einfa9en unb Gu.
ruS'S Sonnenidirmen in BET Stabt
S9mar5ieioene Rarafols-bon IS cs. Bis $4.
S9narse Mtlas. Sdirme bon 1856.
S9narae Gtlas. Sd)irme sefittert nno nit
Spibenranb bon $2.25-$16.
Sarbige garalols unsefdtierte- 1.25 Bis S..
Garbtge garafols, gefiitterte, nit Spiben.
ranb-Son $50 Biz $12.
&tnber'Yarafols an 35, so, 75 CO. II. 81.
9ameu @etbpaaren.
SeMben, bolle @roSe, bon 45 c.. bis su 81.
gange Seinoen, bon 10 cs. bis su 81.
@orfett'gSefen aller @r0ben, bon 40 Gents
bis gu $1.b0.
SommeI @ause lleberpefen, in @roben bon
2S-44, gu 40, SO unb 60 gtS.
Cine bubf9e au8tpabl bon Sill II. Spiben<
bauben fiir Sfinber bon % es. bis 50.
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9atmelt : Strnnrpfiortel1.
Goriett=9epartement.

- Die bulgarii6e 9obranie bat ben
prin5en Geroinanb bon 5a6ien Gos
burgs@otba gum Giirifen bon Bulsarien
geudblt. Bring Gerbinanb bat bic
Wabl angenommen. Sn benz Seles
gramme, In tpel@em er oies mittbeilt,
beiBt e.: sd bin ifols auf bic Gbre,
Bic mir bur@ bieIe Wabl au She'll pirb,
unb i6 bin oantbar fiir bieielbe. Sd
boffe, baB i'd mid bes 8ertrauens, bas
man auf mid ieBt, tpiirbig ertpeiien
iDeroe. Sd bin bereit, benz &ufe au
folgen unb mid benz Dienite Bulgas
riens gu miomen, iobalb bic bobe pforte
meine Wabl billi9t uno Die Md6te bies
ielbe anerfennen. Oie 5obranie nabm
bieie Nntwort bes prinasn nit GROCER
@enuatbuung entgegen.
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Sniammenbredjem nno gNieoer.
aufbauen.

@enn elm Mann tSrberli6 sulammenbridt,
70 banst bic 5rase Der @ieberberiielIuns gum
groben 9beile baSon ab, nie Iange Belt CT per.
fieben ldbt, ebe er 5u mebi3inifden NlitteIn
9reift nm feline Geiunbbeit uieber su erlanaen.
Gin ardftigunssmittel, ipel6es Der 8eroaunna
uno oer AfRmllation einen ral4en uub trGftis
genben Smpuls siebt, iit bas bette SiIfsmitteI,
Dehen er fta beoienen iann, nnb ct follte lofort
au einsm folden feline 3ufudt nebmen. 8 o.
fetters Masenbttters bat lid, INNER
ais bic amberlalfigHe Stibe Der SdndaIidsn,
Der alten ano Der Nerbolen erpieien unb it
baielbe elm ardftisunssnlittel bon nationaler
8eriihmfbeit nno ertpieienem Bertbs, bon aus.
eeaeiGneten aeQtem empfobIen, ni6t nur um
siren aerriitteteh s6rper pieber aufsubauen,
ionberu aud als elm Mittsl aeaen Dbspepiis,
8erfopfnns, 2eberleiben, 8sdIeIiieber un6
slisrenIsiben Babrenb es nidt beaniprudt
piro, bab OafeIbe cine ganaeee il, 70 III es
bod eiu b69it ntblides unb bisI umfafenbes
Sausnittel. es III auSeroem ebenfO uugefdbr.
lid tuie tpirffam.
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9alttenz6iite ,c ,c.

Diefes Departement fam, sIeid ben iibri.
gen nidt ibertroffen tueroen, ba id fdmntlide
Mrtiiel bireft impprtire unb I'M 6tanbe bin,
Die bette uno reid)baltisite gusnabl in Besus
amf lebte Wobe unb Stil gu prafentiren, tpie
g. 3. r9aurb" @apitoIia, Wlirriam, HbiniS,
Denber, 8arrett, Wlib Ga 8elle, Mleboro,
Rrinceton, Soeal, Mliee. Sennora. surebe.
Sci nns finbet man bic ueueifen Wfuifer in
Sntbeiab bon febr sefdllisem StbI unb au
riebrisfen Yreifen-som s5 es. bis $1.5o.
Mle Grten Gufpus, 8Ifdel, 8eeren unb cine
pra1tboDe MuSbabI bon BIumen &c.
Gdder, in grobem 8orratb bem einfadfen
bis gum elesanteiten, unb au allen Nreilen.
SerrenzGarberobe.
Mir baben ein ausgebebntes unb pradtbolles
Enforcement bon Serren- Oberbemben aus Ser
col, srt allen Yreifen. Das bette so st. Com.
mer Merino Semo, iemals i'm Marfte.
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9eioelt : 9epartenleut.

Sdwaraer unb farbiser gtIas, bon so Gents
bis gu $500.
Surab Ssibenfoffe in allen Sdattiruusen
al rs Gents nnb $500.
G@Darser unD farbiser GroS @rain gu 75r.,
80 &, 81, $l.25 anb $1.50. :.
@eFreifte unb fGediee CONNER @eiben gu
80, 40, 80, 65, 10 unb 30 Gents.
S@par3er unb farbiger Surab gtlas, gu
90 unb rs Gents.
&leiOeritof 9epartement.
eommer. @aiinire tpie Nuns. .geilins, alba>
troB, GRAPES, alsertenue Streif Satin DO.
@renabine, Gebese au alien Hreiien.
Sotins, geteidnet Ooer einfarbiq 3u 10, l5,
20, rs, 80 ltnb 35 Gents.
grintleG GeerIuders aa Z, 9, 1t, IL uno 15 cS.
@insbam In biibfder auspabl, gu 8, 10,
IL unb Is Gents
8epbbr @insbam su 20, 25 unO 80 es.
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10 Das 9one Star 8ier-
SAB. tpie GIaf6enbier lift bas reinfte
i'm Marit, tuObli6medeno, seiunb unb
flr Seben autrdgli6. Ser ungebeure
umfab ipri@t ftir bic popularitdt bes
@ebrdues.
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sas- @as beimii5e Snbuitrie gu leiz
ften bermag, bas aeist liniere Gone
Star 8rauerei, tpel9e iiber fiinf.
3ig Seute bei9dftigt unb bafiir forst,
baB bas @elb i'm 6taate bIeibt. 3rintt
2one Star Bier unb unterittbt beimis
f9e Snouiirie.
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ga ffe;nt ala ioge ouf he

= gs i6eint, als ioae auf ben
Wei5enz unb 2affees 2rad, fo,pie auf
bic Bants unb B6rienpanifen iebt ein
GROCER $abaf= 3ra@ folgen. gDie iiber
2onbon gemelbet tpirb, baben 12 groBe
Sabad Girmen in 9abana 8anterott
gema9t, unter ibnen bic grpBe unb
weltberttbmte Sabads6irma bon Sbanea
Sanopbal.
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Surge &inbertleiber BON 65 cs. Bis $3.50.
@eaei6nete unb einfade Sdbeiaer bon 123
Gents auftuGrtS.
8orbirte 1leberfleibcr gu 50 unb aufnarts
8oroirte @aiblnir Searfs bon $l.5O-$2.
S6nar3e unb farbige Serlebs au 81, 1.2b,
1,50, 50 unb auftparts.
9alner Strumpfiorten.
8raune 8albrigsan, gutter Qualitdt, su 10,
II, Is, 16, 20, 25, 30 Cts. unb aufpdrts.
ginfarbige Striimpfe-su 10, 10, Is, 20,
95 Gents unb aufpdrts
ginfade unb 2urus seibenfriimpfe fir
Mob9en nnb Sinber, in allen Garben uno su
alien Rreifen.
Goriettz9epartement.
Bon gorietts balten mir bic $50 Bone, bic
8arner 8ros., in allen 8raben, Die IS. q a,
bic -. 81, Die 81 S." nnb piele anbere
Wfarten, gu a., SO, Is @ts. uns 81.
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- Dos gr6Bte 2ager bon @emebr.
unb GebOlbersp patronen uno 9hIien BEL
Piper 6 g 9uItbeB.
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- 8ieIe Sabre baben ii1 Dr. Mu,
guff &6niss 9amburger Sropfen als
eiu ausge3ei@netes Blutreinigungsmit.
tel bepdbrt.
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0amsbaltnngsitoffe.

@eblei9ter Gid DamaF-au 35, 40, 45,
so Gents unb anftparts.
8rauner Oamait gu %. 80, 40 unb so cs.
gotber Siirfifder d.9amaft-5u 80, So,
40, 80 unb 60 Gents nnb aufmdrts.
@ebleidte unb ungebleidte Samaf Sanb.
ti@er, gutter @r0Be, gu 8, 10, IL, Is, 20 gs.
mnb aufpdrtS. @robe tirtifde 8abe.Sanbs
tiiher au is, 16, 20 unb 25 Gents.
@etrauites Sanbtiiderseus, bon $40 @t8.
Spisen. 8orbdnse gu 123. 1b, 20, 25, 80
Gents lnb aufndrtS.
DrapirunaSftoffe au 10, 12 unb Is Gents.
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gloumeinsS unb tiirtifde Mubenranbfpiben
in @ream, 8eib, Beige unb farbis.
Spanifd)e @uimpnre in Sdwar3 @ream
nno 8eise, unb pafehbe einfafiunsem.
Damen.Safdenti9er, pei6e, nit Gantafie,
einfaiiuns, 3ierranb nnb Baden; sIei9faIls
cine idone ausipabl bon Sraue-.1ai i@enti,
dern su allen Yreiien.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-18

ton, inasmuch rs the lad had but single
pair to his name. The village was far
away, and to save time and labor Mrs.
Foraker ripped up an old coffee sack and
in atwinkling she had pair of trousers,
not especially elegant to the eye but rs
seryiceable almost as buckskin.
Now the Governor wears broadclOth
while the little chaps who made sport Of
his coarse breeches years ago still dig in
the dirt among the hills of Highland
county.
The Governors mother, in relating the
incident, declares that he vehemently pro-
tested against the coffee sack outfit, say
ing: IAN the boys will laugh at me If /
wear it. ;"
Never heed what the boys say" re-
piled the mother. IF You become use
full man nobody will ask what kind of
pantalOOns you wore when a child" The
lad put them on, the boys laughed sure
enough, and years after those very same
breeches were paraded in the newspapers
and dangled on the stump when the owner
thereof was q candidate for Governor.
-
The Foraker library consisted of copy
of "Josephus, Pilgrims Progress, and
Joseph Benson's Commentary on the BIZ
BILE" 1.-The family were devOut MethOdsts,
and the eleven children-six boys and i've
girls-were all brought up in that faith.
School houses in those days were made of
logs, while birds and bats built nests in the
chiDks. Foraker is a young man and has
hardly passed his fortieth milepost. 1t
has only been few years since Ohio was a
wilderness, and all the great men pro-
duced here have virtually grown up IN the
woods. Grant, Sheridan, the two Sher-
mans, John and William T. J, Garfield,
Rosecrans, Hayes and Thurman, were
pioneers, or the sons of pioneers, and were
reared among fallen trees and by the side
of running water and under the shadows
Of Ohio's tall hills
-
At l6 Foraker went to war. He WAS o
rugged young fellow, the first recruit mus
tered into the seth Ohio infantry and the
last one mustered out. At II he COM
manded his company in the battle of Mis-
sion Ridge and later he carried important
messages from Sherman to Lincoln and
the generals serving under the hero of the
Atlanta campaign. When the war was
over he was doing staff duty for Geperal
SlOcum. Returning home he learned that
1.-THE girl he had left behind had Joined
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Bundy, of jackson, o. Bundy was mem
soDal friend of Lincoln's.
The Governors family is made up OF one
son and three daughters, all of whom at
tend the public schools Of Columbus. AT
Mrs. Forakeris request the Governor sat
himself down to prepare an autobiography
some wears since. He wrote several hum
bred words of the preface and then aban-
dOned the task.
For a young man Foraker was very sue
cesSfuI as a lawyer, and an intimate friend
of his recently informed me that he cleared
at least $4,000 year before he entered
politics. He was taken up by the people
of Cincinnati and elected to o judgeshlp
when avery young man, and thence ne
was sent to the gubernatorial mansion
while still on the sunny side of 40. When
he was inaugurated a year and half ago
his father and mother, wife andfour chill
dren were on the platform to witness the
ceremony. HOadly and Foraker, old and
new, came upon the platform arm and
arm. They took their places and then
Governor Hoadly spoke his farewell words.
The two men grasped hands, the people
cheered, the silver-haired father smiled
proudly and the fond mother shed silent
tear. 1t was an inspiring picture you well
may believe. The Governor that was and
the Governor that was TO be were personal
friends, although the one had defeated the
other in great political battle wherein
handsome trophy was the stake. Yet they
clasped hands without guile and pledged
anew their warm attachment, thus pre-
senting to view, as Garfield would have
said, one of the beautiful flowers that
bloom on the wall Of party politics,
Like all successful men, Foraker has
had considerable of load TO carry. He
purchased fine farm of 10 acres for his
parents, and was compelled to 60 in debt
and depend on his law practice to meet the
payments. He has been the biggest MEM
Der IN the family, and in consequence
thereof the burdens of each individual
therein have been lightened at his expense.
In addition to this, pOlitice has not been a
paying financial Investment to him. His
law practice was sacrificed for the honor
able position of Governor, which In the
great State of Ohio only pays the occupant
81, 900 a year. By virtue of law enacted
last winter, however, succeeding governors
viii be paid $4,000.
JAMES B. MORROW.
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MARTINS FERRY.
DELAYED Correspondence. |

Auditor d. II. Darrah was in the city
yesterday with the Board of Equalization.
Miss Inez Majors, of Pittsburg, is in the
city spending week with friends.
Rev. William Majors and wife, nee Miss
Day, of New Athens, are in the city visit
ing friends. Mr.. Majors has charge Of the
Presbyterian pastOrate of LinnwOod, o.
A festival will he held at the residence
of II. NJ. Pickens, on Scotch Ridge, for the
benefit of the Scotch Ridge Presbyter ian
Church, tonight.
Miss Minnie Kemple, of Darlington, o.,
is the guest of Miss Mary Davidson.
A pleasant party was held ut the resi-
dence of Mr.. Ross Golf, ON Wednesday
evening.
Miss Maude Mitchell is in the country
visiting friends.
John Shoulders, of Mingo, was in the
city yesterday.
George Group, tender at the Laughlin
mill, is laid up on account of having over
worked himself on last Saturday.
The c., l.. q W. Il. K. Co. are arranging
for the immediate occupation OF the prop
erty recently purchased by their agent,
VIM. II. Wood, above the BenwOOd blast
furnace. They will use the old Dobbins
property for passenger station till more
convenient arrangements can be made. 1t
is also the intention of the company to
build little pagOda shaped waiting rooms
at several street crossings for the accOmmO-
datiOn of passengers They will probably
run regular accommodation trains to and
from Bellaire, which will stop at street
crossings.
A sheet roll was broken on mill No. } at
the Etna yesterday. This is the second
roll broken this week.
Thomas Stroupe is confined to his bed
with typhoid fever.
Miss Laura Swartz left yesterday for
Cleveland to visit her sister, Mrs. Amanda
Eykyn.
Tommy Conway was taken i'll very sud
denly yesterday morning while at work in
the ElsOn Glass Works, with severe pains
about the chest and abdomen. DR.. j. ID.
HObensack was called, who pronounced
the trouble plurisy. Conway was taken
to his home on Fourth street, where he be
came easier in a short time.
Marshal Burns had q force OF the city s
prisoners at work cleaning out cutters and
repairing crossings. This is more in the
right direction.
Jesse Selby is having his house on Fifth
street nicely reprinted. Mr.. Selby dis
plays very good taste in the selection OF
COlOTs
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lbSA9 GU NOiASSpoL4SASC'l
The train for the c., L. & w. extension
from Bellaire to Martins Ferry has ar
rived and is lying at the West End switch.
The train consists Of two passenger coaches
and combination baggage car. The cars
are all Of the finest quality and make q
very nice little train. The will probably
not be put on till the station buildings
are completed and the road thoroughly
equipped.
Hon. Ross J. Alexander is on the banks
of Captina creek fishing.
Mrs. Conway, wife of Silas Conaway,
was in st. Clairsville yesterday arranging
to try and have her husband released from
the penitentiary on parole. This can only
be done by some one guaranteeing Coma
ways good behavior while out. Mrs.
Conway will probably be successful, as
several prominent gentlemen have inter
eSted themselves in the matter.
The Wheeling Natural Gas Company are
extending their line up Lee street to JAG
ques street.
The case Of Waterman and Diekey VS..
Martin has been taken to the Supreme
Court. This is peculiar case, having its
origination in justice court.
The replevin case of A. j. Beatty & Sons
vs.. eX-Sheriff Leroy c. Sedgwick of this
county, was tried in the Circuit Court yes
terday, and was decided in favor of the
plaintiffs. The case was for the recovery
of the team of mules formerly owned by
the Ohio Valley Glass Company of this
place.
The congregational meeting held in the
Methodist Church by the Presbyterian
congregation Wednesday night, was mark
ed by several outburst of eloquence, and
fights of oratOry, and the walls stin echC
with the thunder of the elOquence, and il
is avowed that the welkin was marked in
several places. The meeting was, however
as harmonious as could be expected, a
considerable feeling was evinced in fayOl
ofmoving the church site to Martins Knob
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near the toll gate Committees of arrange
ment were appointed to look after all dc
tails pertaining to the new edifice.
A lawn fete will be held at the residence
of Capt. Clark, at BroOkside, Thursday
day evening, for the benefit Of the Presby'
terrain Church.
William Hoehnlein purchased q fne
Clydesdale stallion yesterday.
Ladies' and Gents fine shoes to be dis
posed of at once, at cost, to make room for
new goods. j. A. Heinlein.
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PETROLEUM.

Titusvills.
TITUsvu.LE, June 17.-Petroleum -
Opened at 63c; highest 63sc; lowest 62ic;
closed at 62bc.
Pittsburgh.
PfrrsBURa, June 16.-Petroleum -
Dull; opened at 63C; closed at 62bc; high
est 63lc; lowest 622c.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, June II. Petroleum
Opened at 63c; closed Mt 625c; highest
63sc; lowest 625c; clearances 490, 900 bar
rels.
New York.
NEW YORK, June 17.-Petroleum-
Dull; opened at 62lc; highest 63lc; lowest
62ic; closing at 625c; sales 1853, 900 bar
rels.
OIL City.
OIL CITY, June 17.-Petroleum- Opened
at CSC; highest 63sc; lowest 62}c; closed
at 62fc. Sales 12S, 900 barrels; clearances
1886, 600 barrels; charters 81, 412 barrels;
shipments 79,267 barrels; RUS 81, 1882
barrels.